La. Admin. Code tit. 46, § LXVII-3703 - Agency Disclosure
A.
Licensees shall provide the agency disclosure informational pamphlet or the
agency disclosure form to all parties to a real estate transaction involving
the sale or lease of real property.
B. Licensees shall ensure that the pamphlets
and forms are the most current versions prescribed by the commission and that
reproductions of the pamphlet and form contain the identical language
prescribed by the commission.
C.
Licensees shall provide the agency disclosure informational pamphlet or the
agency disclosure form to prospective sellers/lessors and buyers/lessees at the
time when substantive contact is made between the licensee and customer, i.e.
any specific financial qualifications of the customer or the motives or
objectives in which the customer may divulge any confidential, personal or
financial information, which, if disclosed to the other party to the
transaction, could harm the party's bargaining position, when performing any
real estate related activity involving the sale or lease of real property,
other than a ministerial act as defined in
R.S.
9:3891(12).
D. Licensees providing agency disclosure
informational pamphlets or agency disclosure forms to prospective
sellers/lessors and buyers/lessees at the time when substantive contact is made
shall ensure that the recipient signs and dates the pamphlet or form. The
licensee providing the pamphlet or form shall sign as a witness to the
signature of the recipient, and the licensee shall retain the signed pamphlet
or a copy of the formfor a period of five years.
E. Licensees providing agency disclosure
informational pamphlets or agency disclosure forms to prospective
sellers/lessors and buyers/lessees by email or other form of electronic
transmission shall ensure that the recipient acknowledges receipt of the
pamphlet or form by a document verifying the time and date of receipt. The
licensee providing the pamphlet or form shall retain the signed pamphlet or a
copy of the form for a period of five years.
F. In any circumstance in which a
seller/lessor or a buyer/lessee refuses to sign the agency disclosure
informational pamphlet receipt or the agency disclosure form, or refuses to
provide a document verifying receipt of the pamphlet or form, the licensee
shall prepare written documentation that includes the nature of the proposed
real estate transaction, the time and date the pamphlet or form was provided to
the seller/lessor or buyer/lessee, and the reasons given by the seller/lessor
or buyer/lessee for not signing the pamphlet or form, or providing a document
verifying receipt of the pamphlet or form. This documentation shall be retained
by the licensee for a period of five years.
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